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Perillo has been #1 to Italy for over 60 years. Join us and see why!
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6 Day Roman Holiday (NOW THRU APR 2012)
From $1,390.00 (USD)

Enjoy the best of both worlds when you join Perillo's "Roman Holiday" - our three generations of experience and your own sense of adventure. Unlike our other tours, our "Roman Holiday" is hosted instead of fully escorted.


10 Day Vesuvius (MAY THRU OCT 2012)
From $2,990.00 (USD)

A great introduction to the best of Italy! And this tour is scheduled to depart the U.S. late on Fridays and return on Sundays, so you need only take about 5 days off work for a full 10- day vacation! Great Hotels.


14 Day North Continental (MAY THRU OCT 2012)
From $3,390.00 (USD)

This is the tour for food lovers who prefer to dine on their own! Many of you have requested a tour where you have the freedom to explore the culinary delights that Italy offers. This is that tour!


14 Day North Continental (NOW THRU APR 2012)
From $3,190.00 (USD)

This tour is exactly the same as our 14-day Italy North Classic (in reverse), except dinners are not included. We know that some of our travelers enjoy the experience of dining on their own at local restaurants and trattorias.


10 Day Appian Way (JUN THRU OCT 2012)
From $3,390.00 (USD)

The Roman poet Statius stated, "The Appian Way is commonly said to be the queen of the long roads." With the first section completed in 312 BC, it was vital to the success of the Roman empire in battle and in trade.